[QR Code] Osaka & Kyoto Keihan Digital Pass 1-Day Ticket + Hirakata Park Ticket

The Perfect Combo: Keihan Pass for Kyoto & Osaka +
Hirakata Park Admission Ticket

Keihan Pass:
Like the Tokyo Metro Pass, the Keihan Pass allows you to freely use the Keihan Main Line, which connects major tourist destinations in Osaka and Kyoto. With just one Keihan Pass, you can conveniently explore various destinations such as Kyoto, as well as Kyobashi, Kadoma, Chushojima, Uji, and Tofukuji.

Hirakata Park:
Hirakata Park is a family-friendly theme park with over 40 attractions. Take advantage of the varied terrain to enjoy a variety of thrilling rides. Hirakata Park is located a 3-minute walk from Hirakatakoen Station using the Keihan Pass, making it even better when used as a combo.

Available Routes

The Kyoto-Osaka Keihan Pass allows unlimited use in the areas shown on the map above. The Keihan Pass can actually be used on rapid express, express, commuter rapid, rapid express, and sub-express trains. This is the most attractive feature of the pass. If you want to get there faster, check the stops and take the rapid express! You can get from Kyobashi to Gion without stopping. Also, if you want to check the features of each pass at once, click Check Keihan Pass Features!

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Must-See Destinations with the Keihan Pass

The Keihan Pass offers the advantage of convenient travel as it allows unlimited use of the main lines connecting Osaka and Kyoto. With this pass, you can efficiently travel to various areas from Kyoto's traditional attractions to Osaka's modern city center, so from now on, I will introduce the main tourist destinations that can be visited with the Keihan Pass by region.

Osaka:
Osaka Castle and Universal Studios Japan are must-sees!

Shiga:
Shiga is worth a visit because of Hiyoshi Taisha. It is a 15-minute train ride from Kyoto on the Keihan Railway. 

Kyoto East Area:
The Kyoto East area is home to popular temples such as Kiyomizu-dera and Ginkaku-ji. 

Kyoto South Area:
Fushimi Inari Taisha and Uji are the most popular attractions.

Kyoto North Area:
Don't miss Kinkaku-ji, Ninna-ji, and Kifune Shrine. 

Kyoto West Area:
If you only see Arashiyama and Daikakuji, you've mastered the west side!

About Hirakata Park

Hirakata Park is Japan's oldest theme park, boasting the longest history! It is loved by family travelers due to its easy access, being a 4-minute walk from Hirakatakoen Station. During the day, you can ride thrilling attractions such as the Ferris wheel, and at night you can see the sparkling park!  Hirakata Park's strength is that it has about 40 different types of attractions, so visitors of all ages and preferences can enjoy it. There are a variety of attractions available for people who are afraid of rides, young children, and even rainy days. Experience a variety of attractions here and enjoy your favorite attractions to your heart's content!